What is the value of X in the equation what is the value of X in the equation 2/3(1/2x+12)=1/2(1/3x+14)-3

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-24

You can get this by first distributing all of the fractions from the outside of the parenthesis to the inside terms. Don't forget to make everything a fraction before multiplying. Then simplify and solve for x.

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